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Andy Paul
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Saving for the next property and projecting an investment timeline

Andy Paul
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi Everyone, 

I am planning to buy my first home in the next 1-2 years that I plan to keep and rent out as I buy my next home 2-3 years after that. Once I have purchased two homes, one where I live and the other that I am renting, I want to continue to save to invest in more real estate. I am not looking to grow a massive real estate portfolio which is why I am comfortable saving with my full time job and using this cash to purchase more real estate. 


My question is, are there any good spreadsheets or frameworks I can use to map out how many SFH I could buy over the next 10-15 years with just the money I am saving alone, and on top of that a way to punch in the costs of SFH in different cities/neighborhoods to see if it might be more advantageous to purchase out of state?

Thanks.

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    Todd Helzer
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    Todd Helzer
    • Real Estate Agent
    • Birmingham, AL
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    I think as you get into it your plan and strategies will completely change because all you have learned from the first deals. I love the idea of house hacking and which I had done it earlier in my life. I would focus on the few steps infant of you and try to get into a home sooner than later that you can rent out a few room if that is your situation or maybe get a home with a separate garage space you can reno and put a tenant in or Air bnb. Don't worry about the next 15 years just plan the next 3 months and take action. 

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